Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Unexpected miscarriage during the second month of pregnancy in June of this year. After a D&C procedure, I have been experiencing inflammation. Last month's ultrasound results showed: 1. Normal uterine size, 2. Small right adnexal cyst measuring 1.6x1.4 cm, left adnexa showed no abnormalities, 3. Mixed echogenic mass in the lower left posterior uterus measuring 3.2x1.2 cm.If I take antibiotics, how long should I wait before getting pregnant?
Current general condition: I feel fine when I don't move much, but after standing or walking for a long time, I have some lower abdominal fullness but no pain. First follow-up question: During the period of inflammation,
Doctor's answer:
If severe inflammation occurs, it may lead to infertility, preventing you from becoming a mother.Clinical observations in gynecology show that if unmarried women do not pay attention to hygiene and health care during menstruation, such as having unclean external genitalia or using unclean menstrual products, bacteria may enter the uterus through the vagina, causing uterine inflammation. The inflammation can then spread through blood vessels or lymphatic vessels, or directly from the uterine cavity to the fallopian tubes, leading to fallopian tube inflammation. Fallopian tube inflammation often affects nearby ovaries, resulting in adnexitis. Additionally, abdominal conditions such as appendicitis or peritonitis can also affect the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing inflammation in these two "adnexa."